At the launch of the Liberal Democrat manifesto for the 2005 General Election - entitled The Real Alternative - Party leader Charles Kennedy has present a programme for the government of Britain based on "dignity for older people, real opportunity for our children and a fair deal for families".
Many residents view with alarm the district council's decision to introduce wheelie bins for the collection of household waste, especially as this will also bring a fortnightly collection.
Commenting on reports that the Tories have been cold calling North Wiltshire constituents that are registered with the Telephone Preference Service (TPS) Liberal Democrat parliamentary candidate Paul Fox said:
Commenting on reports that the Tories have been cold calling North Wiltshire constituents that are registered with the Telephone Preference Service (TPS) Liberal Democrat parliamentary candidate Paul Fox said:
Local Parliamentary candidate Paul Fox is adding his support to Diabetes UK's campaign to improve NHS healthcare for people living with diabetes in North Wiltshire.
Liberal Democrat parliamentary candidate Paul Fox took part in the 'Swindon March' this weekend as part of an ongoing campaign to halt the spread of the town into rural North Wiltshire. Paul has been a long-time supporter of the campaign and was delighted to be able to take part in the march which he has now done for two years running.
